The set of clusters constitutes a visual vocabulary (step 4 in Fig. 2).
The second part constitutes a visual analogue scale (VAS), the EQ-VAS, that asks the respondents to self-rate themselves on a thermometer-like grading system in order to capture variations in health states.
Based upon the interviews, however, it became clear that a consistent definition was lacking as to what constitutes a visual-tactile examination, and only two KIs (OS, ENT) described a VTE as including visualization and palpation of the oral cavity, head, and neck.
Letters as a design constitute a decisive visual element in the urban environment.
And spaces between your teeth that aren't Lauren-Hutton dead center presumably constitute a greater visual crime than merely showing up with a sad and sorry C cup. "Addicted to Beauty" aims to be "The Office" with liposuction, the emphasis placed on staff politics rather than on patient shenanigans.
These results concur with the difference in titers established by ELISA for the antisera against the repetitively displayed form of antigen (anti-gp23repetitive) and the randomly presented antigen (gp23monomeric), and they constitute a compelling visual documentation of the concept of repetitive antigen presentation to elicite a serotype-like immune response.
Faces constitute an ideal visual category to tackle spatiotemporal dynamics of high-level vision.
American plazas are full of bland abstract works that constitute a kind of visual muzak, no more intrinsically interesting than a Victorian figurative statue - in some cases much less.
His sparse, plain-spoken works constitute a kind of visual counting: simple brush marks, lines or bands of radiant color applied one after another to expanses of raw, unstretched canvas.
Open globe ocular injuries constitute a major cause of visual morbidity worldwide [ 1], with significant socioeconomic impact [ 1, 2].
